Listed by: eXp Realty of Greater Los Angeles • Brent Ballard • Contact: 818-919-0282
Price cut: $224K (7/13)
$625,000
561 N Anita Ave, Oxnard, CA 93030
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0.33Acres
Unimproved Land
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0.33 Acres Lot
$-- Zestimate®
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$-- HOA
What's special
Generous width and sizeExpansive residential lotOversized parcel
Build your dream investment or custom home opportunity at 561 N Anita Ave in the heart of Oxnard. Spanning approximately 14,440 square feet, this expansive residential lot offers incredible potential for developers, investors, or owner-users looking to maximize value in a growing coastal community. Zoned R-1 residential, the property allows for a primary single-family residence along with the potential for an ADU and JADU, creating multiple opportunities for multigenerational living or supplemental rental income.With utilities available nearby and favorable development standards, this oversized parcel provides the flexibility to design a spacious custom residence with ample outdoor space, additional parking, or income-producing improvements. The property's generous width and size also present a rare opportunity to capitalize on California's evolving housing regulations and long-term appreciation potential. Conveniently located near schools, shopping, dining, parks, and Oxnard's beautiful beaches, this is a unique chance to secure a large residential lot in one of Ventura County's most desirable coastal markets.
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